Airport security program; specific offenses.
San José Municipal Code § 25.09.070
in effect25.09.070 - Airport security program; specific offenses.
A. All individuals on or at the airport shall fully comply with the Airport Security Program.
B. All individuals applying for an initial or renewal SIDA badge are subject to a fingerprint-based Criminal History Record Check (CHRC) prior to issuance of the badge. Individuals that are issued a SIDA badge will be enrolled in a continuous vetting system to inform the airport of any subsequent crimes they are charged with.
C. Airport badges will not be issued to individuals with disqualifying crimes as listed in 49 CFR1542.209(d), 19 CFR 122.183 or equivalent. In addition, an applicant may be determined ineligible for a badge based on analyses of records related to violations of transportation security requirements, including security-related offenses at airports or in connection with air cargo and other regulatory violations.
D. Persons who fail to comply with these provisions may be denied access to the airport, which shall include but without limitation suspension or revocation of SIDA badge, or imposition of a fine, or penalized in accordance with certain provisions of the airport's General Aviation Rules and Regulations and ASP, or some combination of the preceding.
(Ord. 30323.)
Source: City of San José, Municipal Code (Municode Library, library.municode.com)URL: https://library.municode.com/ca/san_jose/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=TIT25AI_CH25.09AIBAPR_PT1GEPR_25.09.070AISEPRSPOFFetched: 11/1/2026